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FP Markets updates holiday trading schedule for US Independence Day
FP Markets announced that trading hours for certain markets will change over the U.S. Independence Day holiday on 4 July, with detailed holiday schedules and affected instruments outlined on its website.
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FP Markets has released an updated “Holiday Trading Hours” schedule to inform clients of changes to trading hours for select markets during the upcoming U.S. Independence Day holiday on 4 July. The published page outlines which Forex and CFD instruments are affected, specifying adjustments for certain categories such as Forex, metals, commodities, indices, futures, and equities, with all timings listed in GMT+2.
The broker also notes that spreads may widen and trading conditions could be affected due to lower market liquidity on public holidays. Tables displaying the affected instruments and revised hours are provided on FP Markets’ website, with a stated commitment to keep this information updated ahead of all relevant holidays.
FP Markets is an international broker offering trading services using ECN and DMA technologies, with regulation across five jurisdictions including ASIC, MISA, FSCA, FSA Seychelles, and FSC Mauritius. The broker provides access to over 10,000 CFDs and supports platforms such as MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and Iress, along with features like multiple account currencies, negative balance protection for retail clients, and various trading account types. For further details on FP Markets’ services and features, see their broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier news about FP Markets, which introduced the broker’s Social Trading platform enabling users to follow or provide trading strategies; you can read the previous FP Markets update on Traders Union here.
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